PROJECT DESCRIPTION : KMR DEMOLITION B509 & B522 AND REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL, HILO, STATE OF HAWAII, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, HAWAII ARMY NATIONAL GUARD, JOB NO. CA-202007

LOCATION : HAWAII ARMY NATIONAL GUARD KMR GROUNDS 1304 KEKUANAOA STREET HILO, HAWAII 96720

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS:

Supply of all necessary materials, labor, and use of tools and equipment to implement and complete, in safe and acceptable procedures and workmanship, the total abatement of all building components containing hazardous materials, and total demolition, removal, and disposal of Bldg. 509 (Organizational Classroom) and Bldg. 522 (Indoor Firing Range), in strict compliance to the rules and regulations on materials bagging, storing, handling, transporting, and disposal, set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and by the Federal, State, and Local Agencies. The principal work items shall be but not limited to the following:

A. Workers and adjacent building Users’ protection;B. Preparatory work;C. Total abatement of building components containing hazardous materials

(bagging/storing, handling, transporting, disposing, or recycling);D. Total demolition work;E. Ground encapsulation (remediation);F. Final clean-up;G. Reports.

A. Workers and adjacent building Users’ protection.1.) Certified Industrial Hygienist:

To ensure health protection to abatement Workers and adjacent building Users, the Contractor shall hire the services of a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) with working experience in the asbestos and lead-contaminated dust, and other hazardous materials abatement work, to monitor the air quality inside and outside the confined areas during the abatement work. The CIH shall be given authority to order the Contractor’s Project Manager or Superintendent to stop the abatement work at any time he/she determines that the site working conditions are not within the specification requirements and applicable regulations. The work stoppage shall continue until corrective actions have been taken and specified conditions restored to the satisfaction of the air monitoring specialist.

2.) OSHA Competent Person:

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The Contractor shall hire/assign, as member of the abatement team, an OSHA accredited “Competent Person” who shall have the responsibility to ensure that the compliance program for the project is adhered to by all personnel at the project site.

3.) OSHA required Compliance Program: The Contractor shall prepare the OSHA required written Compliance

Program for the purpose of preventing employee exposure above the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) and address how that will be done whether that be through the use of engineering controls, respiratory protection, or by use of good work practices.

4.) Site security a.) The work areas are to be restricted only to authorized, trained, and

protected personnel. These may include the Contractor’s employees, the HIARNG/FMO Project Manager (FMO PM) and his assigned Inspector, the Facility Users’ Safety Officer, State and Local Inspectors, and any other designated individuals. A list of authorized personnel shall be established prior to job start.

b.) A Visitor/Worker Entry Log shall be maintained. c.) The Contractor shall have control, subject to the approval of the FMO PM

and the HIARNG Facility Commander, of security in the work area and in proximity of Contractor’s equipment and materials. The Contractor shall take whatever necessary steps necessary to safeguard his work and also the property of the State and HIARNG.

5.) Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) The Contractor must provide the minimum regulation requirement for

Personal Protective Equipment to all Workers, FMO PM and Inspector, HIARNG Safety Officer, State and local Inspectors, and other authorized personnel while in the construction site and when entry to the work areas is necessary.

NOTES: IMPORTANT CORRECTIONS ON BUILDING NUMBER DESIGNATION AND DESCRIPTION The attach Hazardous Materials Survey Report described Building 509 as the Medical Building and the Firing Range as Building 552. Corrected building description and building number designation are as follows:

- Building 509 (Organizational Classroom)- Building 522 (Firing Range)

B. Preparatory Work:1. Application and procurement of all necessary Permits from all concerned

Government and Private Agencies, for the demolition of structures and transport ofhazardous materials to recycling plants or dump sites.

2. Application of permit and secure approval, if required, from the Department of

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Transportation/Airport Division (DOT/AD), for the use of mobile crane/s and other equipment of which height/s may be restricted due to the sensitivity of Airport operations and safety.

3. Erection of temporary dust barriers along Organizational Classroom Building 509 andIndoor Firing Range Building 522 perimeters as containment barrier for debris, dust,and other airborne particles, and to prevent non-project personnel from enteringthe work area. Temporary dust barriers shall be erected only around buildings that aare to be abated and demolished. All other structures in the area must remainaccessible throughout the abatement and demolition/removal work period.Minimum height of dust barriers are as follow:For Organizational Classroom Building (Bldg. 509) : 8 feet For Indoor Firing Range Building (Bldg. 522) : 8 feet

4. Laying and fixing of “boom” barriers on the ground around each building before thestart of abatement and demolition work, as sediment and erosion control barriers.Use the compost filter socks with twelve (12”) inch-diameter netting. Use 2” x 2”wooden stakes spaced at ten (10’) feet on centers to hold the filter socks in place.Use any brand/model provided it meets the US Army Corps of Engineers’ standardspecifications.

5. Delivery and placement to a designated area of temporary trash bin/s appropriatefor storing hazardous materials before hauling/transport to permitted disposalsite/s.

6. Installation of safety/warning signs and placement of barricades and cones.7. Cut off and cap all water lines that feed the building except the existing hose bib

outside the building. Cover the hose bib with sturdy wooden box to protect it frombeing damage during demolition work.

C. Total abatement of building components containing hazardous materials(bagging/storing, handling, transporting, disposing, or recycling):

Hazardous materials surveys were conducted for Organizational ClassroomBuilding 509, Indoor Firing Range Building 522, and two other building structures in thearea. (The two other buildings are not included in this Scope of Work). A set ofHazardous Materials Survey Report is attach. Interested Bidder/Contractor must readthe report thoroughly to have full understanding of the scope of hazardous materialstotal abatement work and use the data in the preparation of quantity and costestimates.

Prior to and during demolition work, total abatement (removal) of buildingcomponents containing hazardous materials and any loose (in cans or bags) hazardousmaterials stored inside the building must be implemented. OSHA rules and regulationson safety and health protection of Workers and nearby building Users must be strictlycomplied with.

All building components containing hazardous materials and loose (in cans or bags) hazardous materials stored inside the buildings must be bagged/wrapped,

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transported, and disposed with strict compliance to the rules and regulations set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and by the Federal, State, and Local Agencies.

The Hazardous Materials Survey Report shows the leachable lead detected from the bullet trap of Bldg. 522 (Firing Range) was at <5 mg/L as determined by TCLP analysis. Hawaii landfill acceptance criteria is at <5 mg/L. The interested Bidder must include in their bid estimate the cost of removal and disposal of the bullet trap soil. It shall be the Bidder’s responsibility to take site data (measurements of the bullet trap) to be used as basis of their quantity and cost estimates.

The Hazardous Materials Survey Report shows contamination of soil around each building’s footprint. Contaminated soil around and underneath each building shall remain in place for encapsulation (remediation).

Disposal of chemicals and rinse (contaminated) water directly on the open grounds or into any inlets of rain water drains and sewer lines inside the HIARNG Compound and the nearby outside inlets tied in to the HIARNG drain system shall constitute violations of HIARNG’s sanitary sewer and NPDES permits. No chemicals or rinsed water shall be disposed into the inlets of HIARNG’s rain water or sewer lines /system or directly on the open grounds inside and nearby the HIARNG Compound. Chemical and waste (contaminated) water must be contained in the Contractor-owned leak-proof containers. All waste water must be hauled out of the HIARNG Compound and dumped into an EPA or City & County approved dumping station.

D. Total demolition work:Construction or as-built plans of any of the buildings to be demolished are not

available. Actual building measurements taken and recorded are as follow: Indoor Firing Range Building 522: 38 ft. W x 55 ft. L Organizational classroom Building 509: 34 ft. W x 198 ft. L

The interested Bidder/Contractor shall be responsible in taking the actual measurements of the building footprints, height, and other relevant data, for quantity and cost estimating purposes.

Demolition work shall include the Organizational Classroom and Indoor Firing Range Buildings’ whole building components above the concrete slab level, and the whole concrete slabs and all masonry/concrete components attached to it. In the absence of structural plans, use an average of twelve (12”) inches concrete slab thickness for estimating purposes. Demolition and removal work of the concrete slab shall be done with precaution to minimize disturbance of soil underneath and around the slab.

Based on the attached Hazardous Materials Survey Report, soil around each building’s footprint is contaminated. Before removal/transport of demolished concrete slabs, remove soil attached to the slab.

After completing the concrete slabs demolition and removal work, contaminated

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soil around and underneath each building shall remain in place for encapsulation.

Notes: For Items of Work C and D, the costs of transport, disposal, and processing of hazardous and/or contaminated materials to the authorized Landfill /

Disposal Site / Processing Plants, must be considered in the preparation of bid estimates.

Contractor must include in their bid cost estimate the cost of transport and disposal of hazardous and/or contaminated materials required to be shipped and disposed in the U.S. Mainland.

E. Ground encapsulation:After slab demolition and removal work, encapsulate the whole areas of

Buildings 509 and 522 slabs’ footprints with six (6”) inches thick of planting soil and rollto a compacted density appropriate for grass planting. Areas of encapsulation shallextend outward by a least two (2’) feet around the demolished slabs’ perimeters. Theadditional two (2’) feet encapsulation areas must be included in the bid quantity andcost estimates.

After ground grading and compaction, spray-plant the whole encapsulation soilwith hydro mulch of same grass variety as the existing. Install temporary irrigationsprinkler systems. The Contractor shall include costs of labor and materials tocontinually irrigate the planted areas until the grasses have fully grown.

F. Final clean-up:Dismantle and remove from construction sites all temporary dust barriers,

erosion control barriers, trash bins, portable storage and toilets, Contractor’s equipment, safety signs and barriers.

Clean all areas affected by the construction project by removing excess construction materials and all other debris.

Patch all ground depressions caused by the Contractor’s vehicles with planting soil and tamper to a desired compaction.

G. Reports1. Project Environmental Documentations/Reports:

The Contractor shall read and comply with the instructions shown in the attachedHIARNG Environmental Contractor Requirements in the preparation and submittalof Hazardous Materials Inventory Log, Monthly Waste Generation Report, SpillPrevention Control and Countermeasure Plan, and other requirements listed,applicable to the Project.

2. Prepare and submit the Hazardous Materials Abatement Close-Out Report to theFMO PM. Report shall contain documents on delivery/transport and receipts ofhazardous materials disposal from authorized disposal Plants and landfill, and

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receipts of recyclable but contaminated materials from authorized recycling Plants. Report shall also include Government permits for transport and disposal.

3. Submit report of solid wastes transported and disposed. Report shall mention theestimated weight (in tons or pounds) of solid wastes.

HIARNG Environmental Reports preparation/submittals, Permits, and Instructions: A. Mandatory Environmental Logs and Report

The Contractor shall read and comply with the instructions shown in the attachedHIARNG Environmental Contractor Requirements in the preparation andsubmittals of Hazardous Materials Inventory Log, Monthly Waste GenerationReports, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan, and otherrequirements listed, applicable to the Project.

B. The Contractor shall be responsible for the assessment, application, payment, andfor obtaining the required Environmental Permits for the transport and disposal ofhazardous and solid wastes.

C. The Contractor shall characterize and identify disposal requirements for oldleftover construction materials through coordination with HIARNG EnvironmentalOffice to ensure compliance with applicable hazardous waste and wastewaterregulations and permits.

D. Disposal of chemicals and dust rinse water into any inlets of rain water drain andsewer lines inside the HIARNG Compound and the nearby outside inlets tied in tothe HIARNG drain system shall constitute violations of HIARNG’s sanitary sewer andNPDES permits. No chemicals or rinsed water shall be disposed into the inlets ofHIARNG’s rain water or sewer lines/system or on the open grounds inside andnearby the HIARNG Compound.

E. If Contractor-owned electric power generator is brought at site, the Contractormust supply sufficient spill response supplies. If spills happen, the Contractor mustimplement cleanup work immediately.

JOINT INSPECTION AND PUNCHLISTING: The Contractor and FMO PM shall conduct a joint inspection to determine if there are any work that need to be corrected or completed, and prepare a list. A joint punch list shall be conducted again after the completion of corrective work.

SUBMITTALS: 1. Contractor’s licenses required for this project are as follows:

B, C-19, C-24. DOH Certified Contractor for lead abatement and other hazardous materials abatement work.

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2. Prior to start of work, the Contractor must submit a Work and Safety Program.3. Submit a written and signed certificate that the recyclable materials were delivered to

and accepted by an authorized recycling plant Operator.4. Submit a report of estimated weight of recyclable and non-recyclable solid wastes

generated.5. Submit a report of estimated weight or volume of non-recyclable materials shipped to

the U.S. Mainland.

SAFETY MEASURES IMPLEMENTATION, INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS: 1. The Contractor must implement all health and safety measures in accordance with the

present EPA, OSHA, Local, and Federal Government Rules and Regulations with regardto the abatement contamination with and exposure to hazardous materials. Safetysigns, warning signs, and barricades shall be posted/placed at areas where necessary.

2. The Contractor’s Workers shall at all times, within the project site, wear the requiredOSHA standard Personnel Protective Equipment appropriate for the work activitiesbeing performed.

3. The Contractor, if necessary, shall provide their power generation equipment.4. The Contractor shall provide portable toilets for field workers and be responsible for its

cleaning and maintenance.5. The Contractor shall provide portable storage for materials and equipment that will be

kept at site during the progress of construction work. The Government shall not be heldliable for any loss of the Contractor’s materials or equipment.

ATTACHMENTS: 1. Scope of Work/Specifications, Submittals, Instruction to Bidders, Other (these eight pages)2. Hazardous Materials Survey Report and Pictures

- Part I (23 pages) - Part II (19 pages)- Part III (15 pages)- Part IV (15 pages)- Part V (15 pages)- Part VI ( 9 pages)

3. Topo Map showing locations of Bldg. 509 and Bldg. 522 ( 1 sheet)4. HIARNG Environmental Office Forms ( six pages)

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